how do you think these Infinity 1062 subwoofers would work in my very large 4.5 cubic foot speaker cabinets each cabinet takes 2 woofers thanks
32582
The more air flow the better! I have my 2 in a custom box for my Dodge Ram and i had to drill 2 holes and put pvc pipe in for more flow. Works really well :)
32583
Probably a bit much for those. Think infinity recommends 1.5 ported or .75 cubes sealed per sub.
32584
not good at all, i had them in enclosed box of 1.2 cubic feet each and switched them to .8 enclosed box and could not believe the difference, it was night and day when you put then in the right enclosure (specs. are .85 cubic foot) they sound great and high all the freq. even as low as 20 hz, but not in the recommended type enclose no good at all.
2176088
I have the 7.2 system but did not elect to have 2 subwoofers although the room is 22'by 18' with 20' ceilings.I believe it would give you a full sound.u could just buy the single sub,try it out,then buy the second.
714677
They woould be very bright, crisp and clear and would diffently need a subwoofer. I've always been a Klipsch fan and would recommend something larger for the main speakers if you have the room and the budget but overall these would work really well.
891092
To be honest with you, I have no clue of what you are talking about. I had 2 Pioneer tower speakers with 12 inch by 150 watt woofers that needed to be replaced. I bought 2 of these speakers to replace them. I installed them in place of the old speakers and the speakers sound great. In fact, better then the originals.
1074546
Sorry I do not know the answer to your questions. I used them in a set of old Fischer cabinets that I have since sold. I can tell you that they were not that efficient. I had to push a fair amount of power through them to get a good sound. Probably really good for a very high powered system, but not sure what the distortion would be like at a really high power level. Good Luck
703404
It would work amazing, one will be plenty ! These subs hit very hard, you will be more than fine with this for music only in a basement !
369825
I have measured their impedence as around 4 1/2 ohms over much of their frequency range; this is likely to rise around the crossover point when you add a capacitor (eg 3.3 microfarad) to keep low frequencies out. Whether they sound any good will depend on whether they are similar to what you are replacing, they are very efficient and might end up sounding very bright, with unpredictable integration with whatever woofers you are using. Good luck! Richard
1559713
Are you asking if these are OK to use with a 130 watt amp as the only speakers, without a Sub or a center channel? My answer would be "yes" but you don't want to crank it up all the way. However, because Klipsch speakers tend to be more efficient, you probably wouldn't want to pump the maximum watts into these speakers because it would be too loud, unless you are into REALLY load music. I wouldn't worry so much about the amp rating, I would be more worried about the balanced sound output. I would find a subwoofer of some type to add to these for a balanced sound. They are great down to about 100 Hz, below that they fall off pretty fast. But, if you're not into bass, then they will do fine alone. Are you asking if these are OK to use with a 130 watt amp as the only speakers, without a Sub or a center channel? My answer would be "yes" but you don't want to crank it up all the way. However, because Klipsch speakers tend to be more efficient, you probably wouldn't want to pump the maximum watts into these speakers because it would be too loud, unless you are into REALLY load music. I wouldn't worry so much about the amp rating, I would be more worried about the balanced sound output. I would find a subwoofer of some type to add to these for a balanced sound. They are great... » Read More Are you asking if these are OK to use with a 130 watt amp as the only speakers, without a Sub or a center channel? My answer would be "yes" but you don't want to crank it up all the way. However, because Klipsch speakers tend to be more efficient, you probably wouldn't want to pump the maximum watts into these speakers because it would be too loud, unless you are into REALLY load music. I wouldn't worry so much about the amp rating, I would be more worried about the balanced sound output. I would find a subwoofer of some type to add to these for a balanced sound. They are great down to about 100 Hz, below that they fall off pretty fast. But, if you're not into bass, then they will do fine alone. « Show Less
1430970
You need the cubic feet not square ft. To get cubic ft multiply height times length times depth. I have these boxes and they will be big enough for any 6.5 speaker unless it is a ultra high end sub woofer.
346921
These will work nicely as main (L-R)speakers. Elevating off of the floor with stands, on bookshelf, etc. will be a consideration for most. They lack deep bass, but sound fine never the less. A subwoofer can fill in if desired. I would suggest avoiding excessive bass enhancement settings at elevated power input levels, to prevent damage, and improve sound quality.
1660274
They have have great sound but the subwoofer depends on how deep younwant your bass. I purchases subwoofer with mine and they sound great
842142
I have two 12 inch subs rated for 2000 watts each and have to keep my bass setting fairly low so I don't think your speakers would handle it.
791547
If you are using these speakers for rear surround sound, with the lower/bass frequencies sent to your subwoofer, you should not have a problem. If you are using them for stereo playback for full frequency music...just remember...what you hear on the room side of the speaker (woofer) is what you are going to hear on the backside. Depending on how loud you play them, it may pose a problem. Also, putting a layer of insulation on top of them in the ceiling, will NOT help much or if any.
1395629
I'm probably not the best person to answer the question. This is my first subwoofer. I'm happy with it, and this was after trying out three other ones beforehand. It's very compact and seems to do the job. Sounds like our rooms are about the same size.
1430919
The two 6.5" woofers are probably equal to one 8" woofer. It's all about getting the most "full" sound possible out of it. These speakers produce amazing sound, thanks to having the two woofers. Most all non horn loaded bookshelf speakers are not very efficient, that being said, they are still an easier load than large driver non efficient floorstanding speakers. Cheers!
112997
The speakers are not made for a large space. Imagine sitting at your computer and having the speakers excite the space within an area of 30 sq ft. In this area they are clear, with great definition. I have B&W; speakers that can handle 200 watts each and an REL Sub. These are made for a large room and at low gain fill the room. You would be better to get a pair of Senheisser or Grado headphones and plug them into the MM1 jack.
1933309
Technically they are small compact sub woofers. Think of it as a vibrator that you attach to your furniture. It really adds a noticeable boost to movies and music. I have four installed in a seven seat sectional powered buy a cheap $100 Pyle amp. It is way more effective than I thought it would be. If you want your room to go boom I recommend these.